St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-08

Total. ....................9,2 63 1929
The number of pupils enrolled in the
classes in German in the schools for the
month of March was 1927, making total
enrolment for the year of 2,312.
The evening schools closed on the 18th of
March, having been in operation five and
three-tourth months, the longest term since
they were organized
The enrolment in the schools during the
term reached 1882, being 400 larger than
enrolled during any previous year. | an
well satisfied with the results of these schools
and have bpta single suggestion to make,
and that is, that if these schools are
continued In the future, would it be wise to
provide in part at least, teachers not en-
ployed in the day schools of the city? /
deem this Il question worthy of conSidera-
ton when we take into account the amount
and character of the work teachers in the
day schools are expected to perform, and
the menta' and physical energy necessary
to do successful work. Respectfully sub
mitted. ). :. TAYLOR.
Superintendent of Schools
Received.
From the Committee OH German
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 40 the Hon.
Board OF Education: Your Committee on
that the salary of Mr.. Rathmann, who is
teaching at the Webster and Irving schools,
be raised to $3.50 from April l.
Signed p. j. GIESEN, Chairman,
II. c. SCHURMEIER.
H. H. ATHEY
Adopted by:
Yeas-Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Gesen, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, Postlethwaite. Curtis and Mr.. Pres
ident.--1l. Nays-O.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 4, 1887.
To the Board of Education:
Your committee on schools would report:
FrSt-The resignation of Miss II. NJ.
Strong. teacher of the Sixth grade Frank
lin school.
Second We recommend the transfer of
Miss NJ. Corcoran. of the Fifth grade of the
same school, to this vacancy, and the trans
fer of Miss NJ. Il. Dallas to the Fifth grade
in place of Miss Corcoran. transferred:
also the appointment of Miss S. Putnam
to the position of teacher of the Fourth
grade, i'll place of Miss Dallas, transferred;
the salary of Miss Corcoran to be sos per
month, that of Miss Dallas the same as she
now receives, that OF Miss Putnam to be
hereafter fixed.
Third-We report the designation of Mrs.
S. A. ST. Clair, of the Second grade, Van
Buren, school. and recommend the appoint
ment of Miss NJ. Swanstrom to the position
held by Mrs. st. Clair at the maximum sal
airy of $50 per month.
Fourth-Miss l.. NJ. Sanders and Miss
Grace Williams having taught their proba-
tionary term, and having received the rec
concentration of their principals and the
superintendent, are respectfully recon-
mended for confirmation.
Fifth-We also report in favor of put
ting one copy of Yaggy;s Anatomical Study
in each Of the school buildings having ten
rooms or over and one each in the Training
and High schools, and that the Committee
on Purchases and Supplies be authorized to
procure the same and place them N the
schools. Respectfully submitted,
J.. A. GILBERT. Chairman.
Inspector Dobner moved the adoption of
the report. Lost.
The report was then taken mp by sec
tons and disposed of as follows:
Those portions Of the report embraced IN
sections L to inclusive were adopted. the
designations accepted and appointments
confirmed by:
Yeas - Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmons. Giesen, Williams, Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, Postlethwaite Curtis. Dobner and
Mr.. President-12.
That portion of the report contained in
section was not adopted:
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Simmon, Will
Jams, Ellis, Gilbert and Dobner-6.
Nays-Inspectors Schumacher. Giesen
Athey, PosGlethwaite. Curtis and Mr.. Pres
dent-6.
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST. PAUL. April 4, 1887.
To +ba Of ~,
of Education:
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on Real
Estate beg leave to recommend the pur-
chase of the following sites for school
buildings:
First-Lots "a, 25, 26, 81, %. 80 and 80.
in block l of Kalman's Addition No. 1,
according to the recorded plat of same on
file, for the sum of "a. 1876. This property
gives a frontage of $50 feet on Stinson
street. 12S feet on Oxford street, and has
an alley Is feet in width on the north, or
rear; and the site is in the district known
| as the Como district. A payment of say
$500 will be required OH this property
within a day or two to bind the bargain
Second-LOt 70, block 2, of Manchester
Park, at a cost not to exceed SIS, 600.
Third-Lots l, 2, 3 and T. in block 43, of
| St. Anthony Park north, at $500 per lot,
| OF IS, 2U0 TOr the TOUR.
A. G. PosTLETHWAIT, Chairman.
Adopted by
| Yeas-Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
! Simmon. Giesen, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, Postlethwaite, Curtis. Dobner and
Mr.. President-12.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Postlethwaite-
| Resolved, That the Real Estate commit
| tee be authorized to invite competitive
plans for new school buildings at Hamline,
Manchester Park. st. Anthony Park north,
Como and i'll the Mississippi street district.
| The plans to be for eight room buildings.
but so prepared that but four rooms may be
built at first. The architect whose plans
are selected to supervise construction of
! buildings. other compensation than the per-
centage that may be agreed upon for the
| Superintendence of construction of said
| buildings not to be allowed in any case
Adopted by
Yeas-lnspectors Schumacher, Minor,
| Simmon, GieSen, Williams, Ellis. Gilbert,
Athey, Postlethwaite. Curtis, Dobner and
Mr.. President.-12.
| By Inspector Athey-
Resolved That the Committees on Pur-
chtses and Supplies, by and with the adj
vice and cooperation of the COMMITTEE on
Music be and it is hereby authorized to
purchase such musical instruments as NAV
be necessary, and to supply all school
buildings in need thereof with the same, in
accordance with the recommendation and
report of the Superintendent. as recorded
in the journal OF proceedings of Oct. /.
1886. on pages 70 and "a.